The Fatty Bao got an upgrade for its patrons to cheer-up post nationwide lockdown blues. The menu now boasts 20 new cocktails and 51 new dishes. The ambiance bathing in natural light through its glass wall offers the most incredible view of the City of Joy. Post sundown, this transforms into a romantic getaway with the Japanese-style lanterns that add a dim glow to the entire restaurant.
Crumb-fried Goat Cheese 
Martini & Cosmopolitan
The new menu features an extensive selection of exciting new small plates for vegetarians and non-vegetarians that pair perfectly with your cocktails. Crumb-fried Goat Cheese, are crispy golden coins stuffed with soft goat cheese and vegetables inside a light crumb coat. The key to this dish is the aromatic sauce with a blend of curry leaves, chili oil, and coriander leaves. I would love to pair it with their twisted cocktails like Kiwi Martini or Chilli & Basil Cosmopolitan.
Hunanese Eggplant 
Gin & Tonic
Hunanese Eggplant, a beauty of a dish where fried eggplant is tossed with spicy chili garlic sauce and finished with fried garlic and freshly chopped scallion and coriander leaves. Wash it down with their creative gin & tonics like Kumquat & Friends (homemade kumquat and basil shrub with gin and tonic) or be it Mr Muddle (fresh grapefruit mixed with thyme, gin, and tonic). A perfect poison to beat the heatwave.
If you are a seafood lover, then Crispy Chilli Fish is the pick for you. Cornflour batter-fried soft basa fish cubes boast of crispiness of assorted peppers, diced onions, chili, and fried garlic tossed with tangy rice wine vinegar and soy sauce. Popular finger food with cocktails surprised that this was not part of the menu till now!
I always found the spirit measure of the cocktail in the Olive Group brands is comparatively more than anywhere else, makes it a potent one.
Javanese Tofu 
Chairman’s Mao Grilled Pork
Grills and barbecues will leave you spoiled for choices with so many new additions. Javanese Tofu, a grilled preparation of tofu wrapped inside a banana leaf. Tofu being bland will make you think twice to try, but the steam-cook sealed inside the leaf with a paste made from mushroom, cherry tomatoes, basil, and lemongrass makes it flavor-bomb!. Chairman Mao’s Grilled Pork, luscious smoky flavor of slow barbecued pork belly dripping with finger-licking juiciness from the prefect meat-to-fat ratio. Accurately diced pork belly cubes marinated in spices like rock sugar, star anise, and cinnamon tossed with soy sauce. Glazed with fiery chili sauce resulted in juicy, flavorful meat with crispy grilled edges.
For pork, the thumb rule for the meat-to-fat ratio is 70% lean to 30% fat (or 70/30) for that great flavor and juiciness.
In Chef’s Special, Chicken Rice must not miss your attention. Based on Singapore’s national dish, Hainanese chicken rice came with perfectly poached chicken on a bed of rice and accompanied with greens, served with ginger broth to amp up the flavor of this wholesome dish.
The dessert section is equally fabulous, finished off the meal with Japanese dessert Rain Drop Cake. The cake is similar to an over-sized, clear raindrop stuffed with fresh kiwis and strawberries. Dessert is served with pistachio crumble, micro beet, and honey soy sauce. Looks-wise may be insta-worthy but did not leave an impression to me for its taste.
Bro Tip: Must try Crumb-fried Goat Cheese, Crispy Chilli Fish, Chairman’s Mao Grilled Pork and Chicken Rice
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